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We live in a Three dimensional world. Placing our techniques correctly requires us to be aware of the X, Y and Z axis of our physical space. Up and down, Left to right, and in or out placement of a kick or strike can mean the difference between a broken board or a broken hand. This episode looks into this topic and how we can improve our placement of all of our techniques.

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Master Kristin Duethorn has been practicing Tanag Soo Do since the mid 1990s.

She is an accomplished competitor and owner of Quest Martial Arts in Thompson , CT. She has completed internationally and has promoted many masters of her own. Master Duethorn focuses on character development before all other things and the results have been impressive. I am happy to present this interview with my friend Master Duetorn.

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At tournaments a very important part tof Tang Soo Do is the role of the Center Judge. The "Center" leads the other judges, Ring coordinator and timekeeper and is responsible for the safety and welfare of the competitors. Doing a good job as Center Judge can mean the difference between a good experience or one that leaves a bad taste in the mouth of parents, spectators and competitors. The "Center" also owes a good performance to the tournament organizer and promoter. This episode delves deeply into the role of Center Judging in our martial art.